The phrase "although infrastructures" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding infrastructures in a sentence.
Example: "Although infrastructures are essential for development, many regions still lack basic facilities."
Alternatives: "even though infrastructures" or "despite infrastructures".
Finally, although infrastructure spending has been cut everywhere, in the south several large projects have been left intact, including Crossrail, Thameslink and the Olympic games.The Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think-tank, estimates that local authorities in the North East and North West must cut their spending by around 12%, compared with just 4.6% in the South East.
Although infrastructure issues received a great deal of media attention, the site has had its fair share of interface design problems.
Although infrastructure was damaged to an extent by floodwater and strong winds, crops suffered the most losses.
In addition, influenza vaccination campaigns are unheard of, although infrastructure does exist for door-to-door vaccination programs; these have been implemented in the context of polio outbreaks.
Although infrastructure, facility readiness and provider capacity indicators in Addis are better than those of more remote regions, indicators used to assess Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care (EmONC) indicate that the situation in Addis is worse than in other major cities, such as Harar and Dire Dawa, and in some cases worse than national averages [ 4].
Although the infrastructures of Contract Research Organizations and PBRNs vary widely, they do share some common elements.
Although many infrastructure projects are "shovel ready," many first require much engineering and design.
Although an infrastructure company rather than a retailer, the firm's revenues are a direct function of the flow of orders from its customers' websites.
The Saudi Red Sea coast is said to have some of the most pristine scuba diving in the world, although the infrastructure for taking advantage of it is not yet in place.
It also predicts that there will be enough food to feed the world's growing population, although "poor infrastructure and distribution, political instability and chronic poverty" will lead to malnutrition in parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
